Planning Commission
The Ferrisburgh Planning Commission meets the third Wednesday of each month at 7 p.m. in the Town Hall and Community Center.
Members:
Bob Beach, Jr. - Term expires 3/2025
Gail Blasius - Term expires 3/2024
Anne Cohn - Term expires 3/2026
Arabella Holzapfel - Term expires 3/2026
Michael Quinn - Term expires 3/2027
Walter Reed - Term expires 3/2024
Jean Richardson - Term expires 3/2026
Bessie Sessions - Term expires 3/2027
Contact:
Steven True, Administrative Officer. Office hours are 10am - 4pm Monday to Wednesday, and Thursdays by appointment.
Phone: 802-877-3429
Email: Steven.True@Ferrisburghvt.org
Application and Permit Information:
- Granted permits are posted for 15 days in the Town Clerk's office.
- Decisions of the Planning Commission are posted for 30 days in the Town Clerk's office.
- A log of all applications, pending and granted, are available for review in the Administrative Officer's office.
- See below for Subdivision regulations, applications, and fees.
Ferrisburgh Town Plan 2017-2025
STATEMENT OF PURPOSE
It is the intent and purpose of the Ferrisburgh Town Plan to guide the future growth and development of land, public services and facilities, and to protect the environment of the Town of Ferrisburgh, with particular attention to the Route 7 corridor and compliance with recently enacted state regulations.
APPROVAL
The Ferrisburgh Town Plan 2017-2025 was unanimously approved by the Selectboard on August 15, 2017.
PROCESS
The Planning Commission began gathering information and opinions from Ferrisburgh residents for the new town plan in 2013, including holding an open house and conducting a survey. The Commission worked closely with the Addison County Regional Planning Commission during the next several years and six drafts, before finalizing its draft in early 2017.
Once the final draft was set, the Planning Commission held a public hearing and approved the final draft on March 15, 2017. The Selectboard then held three public hearings to discuss the final draft, on May 9, June 27, and August 8, 2017. The Selectboard voted to adopt the Plan at its regular meeting on August 15, 2017.